Genius100:
Lies.. Below is what they said...

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We are back on the Record..

Ongoing Deposition of CSU Registrar

CSU gets 5 - 30 enquiries a day regarding President Tinubu.
CSU did not notify President Tinubu of this.

We believe Bola Tinubu who attended CSU is the same person who is the president of Nigeria today.

The university only has Diplomas that students didn’t pick up in its possession.

The university does not typically keep Diplomas.

‘I have the Diploma that was made available to Mr. Enahoro-Ebah in our possession because Mr. Enahoro did not pick it up.

I do not have the Diploma that was submitted to INEC in our possession because he had picked it up.’

On his gender:
Tinubu applied to the university as a male and a letter of admission was issued to a male.

I’m not aware of any instance where CSU had been requested to certify a document.

Mr. Wole Afolabi who was acting for President Tinubu insisted that the documents must be certified.

Mr. Wole Afolabi is President Tinubu’s lawyer.

Mr. Afolabi and Mr. Orr communicated by email.

I don’t recall seeing the emails.

I don’t know if Jason Carter approved of the certification.

Apart from Jason Carter I do not know anyone else who was involved in the process.

I went into Mr. Tinubu’s student’s file and produced the documents to Mr. Orr.

I didn’t know that the documents would be certified.

I don’t get involved in legal matters.

Mr. Tinubu requested that the documents be released to Mr. Afolabi for ‘legal proceedings’.

The signature on the consent form is similar to the signature we have on record for Mr. Tinubu.

Pressed further on why he believes the person who is the president of Nigeria is the same person who attended CSU -

he said Bola Tinubu is an unusual name in the US. He matched the Records in the file against the information provided by the student or on behalf of the student.

Why would Mr. Tinubu request a Diploma and not pick it up or ask that it be sent to him?

Witness: you would have to ask him.

Off the Record now

The lawyers are protesting the manner in which Mr. Atiku’s lawyer is asking questions.

She was accused of asking the same questions 17 times.

You may not like the answer but you have to comply with the provisions of the Rules.

All of the certified documents came from CSU’s files.

Nothing was handed over to us by Mr. Afolabi except for the FERPA form.

CSU had never certified documents for anyone before.

It must have been made because there was more of a Nigerian thing.

Mr. Tinubu’s counsel did not prepare any affidavit for me.

He didn’t draft anything for me.

My statement that Mr. Bola Tinubu graduated from CSU was based on the transcripts in our possession.

I have never met Bola Tinubu.

I have never seen him.

He did not visit our campus.

He does not donate money to the school.

In the US, Diplomas are considered merely ceremonial documents.

In some other countries, it may be considered more.

In the US, more reliance is placed on transcripts and not on Diplomas.

The documents were released in pursuance of a FERPA request.

I believe Mr. Afolabi requested that the documents be certified.

I’m not aware if the stamp affixed by Mr. Orr to the documents was an official document.

It is not part of CSU practice.

Mr. Orr later departed from CSU after these documents were certified.

I don’t know if his departure was connected to the certification of the documents; but I don’t think it was.

You definitely deserve the pit of hell.

StOla:
See all the mumus above reacting to a claim that is not even shown to them by the OP.

It's on the news. Google is not your enemy. Use it. You must be one of the shameless tribalists goading a thoroughly corrupt individual on.

FSU:
This has always been a concern. Now, our collective anus has been exposed. Ko ni da fun gbogbo yin.

So sad

Shame on Tinubu and his family. Shame on the APC. Shame on Muslims. Shame on the Yoruba tribal supporters of Tinubu. Shame on the judiciary. Shame on INEC.

Unittyy:

Your own tribalism is without common sense. So Tinubu that performed excellently well in Lagos should not be allowed to lead Nigeria. But a third class graduate that failed woefully as Anambra governor is the Messiah that will transform Nigeria overnight, just because he's Igbo and younger. Dey play...

Post says 10 point why NG will never work. Let me see you counter them. After Tinubu what next with respect to the issues raised?

Bestbrain123:
What makes you think some other country don't have most fault you mention here.? Nigeria is it bigger than u.s.a ( i don't want to compare both but base on democratic level l need to ask.?) a big difference is indeed there but answer me first.

When the US is not working like Nigeria you can ask that question.

Unittyy:
Let the Lamentations continue, BAT till 2031! No shaking!!

This post was created exactly for folks like you. So after 2031 what next? I thought folks like you shoud learn from Buhari and Fulani. After 2023 what became of everything? Introspection is truly expensive in Nigeria. Carry on.

Copied:
Ten reasons why Nigeria will never ever work (yes, you heard me, I mean never ever).
1. Corruption scourge. The leaders are thoroughly corrupt. Unfortunately, the average citizens are only slightly different than their leaders in this regard. What Tinubu did with the judiciary yesterday, the average Nigerian would do at his own level. For most, it's a matter of the right opportunity to unleash their own interests. That's why many are happy or indifferent with the verdict.
2. Nigerians are the most tribalistic people on earth. In this case of Tinubu vs Atiku vs Obi, the Yoruba have championed tribalism and taken it to the rooftop. In other cases it is others, such as with the Fulani and Buhari in the last 8 years. Tribalism precludes rational thinking
3. Nigerians are religious fanatics. This is absolutely worse with the Muslims than with others. Religious fanaticism precludes rational thinking. No Need for further discussion on this.
4. The average Nigerian is mentally convoluted. They reason with their stomach, rather than with their brain. This is why politicians manipulate their greed, which surprisingly runs so shallow they could be manipulated with a mere $1 (N1000) bribery. It's called stomach infrastructure
5. The average Nigerian is impoverished. This is a deliberate state-sponsored ploy by leaders to perpetuate point 4 above.
6. The average Nigerian is grossly uneducated in the civic matters that anchor or foundation nation building
7. Nigerians, both rich and poor, are me-first driven. There is no collective with them. Societies that work must be collective.
8. Nigerians are very fleeting, ephemeral, and complacent. A combination of these 3 qualities means weak foundations. Any surprises nothing works in Nigeria?
9. Nigerians lack political ideologies. That's why politicians run from one party to another.
10. One of the worst of all, because this speaks to the quality of the individual humans. A lot of Nigerians lack the mental capacity to discern issues. That's why they are easily the most brainwashed people on earth. They are brainwashed with just about anything: religion, tribe, culture, politics, tokenism, peer factor, fake speech, social media, etc

Bonus point:
11. The Nigerian constitution is warped. That's why the judiciary comes up with different verdicts for similar cases. This creates the notion that Nigeria is a lawless country where some are above the law.

The second photo shows the backwardness of Nigerian politics. Women across the country should be protesting right now.

Lol. The first photo no get mate.

Arewa1stSon:
Chai

Your people will become poorer.

I live in the New England region of the US. All that onions would sell for about 2.5 to 5 dollars, depending on the store. 70 Naira is less than 20 US cents. This is a huge loss to these farmers.

To buy this at 70 Naira means farmers are losing money seriously. Interestingly, as you would see from the screendhots, these farmers also include Igbo and Yoruba, in addition to northerners.

vastolord4:
Hmm.. looks like they're going for a battle

Battle against who?

dollytino4real:
where to haunt

Haunt Hunt what?

See video in link below https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3700934796662416&id=100002377961175

double0seven:
So Deji Adeyanju's Facebook posts is social science for arriving at your conclusion.

This is definitely stupidity in action.

It seems to be in y'alls DNA. See another one here. Same mentality https://www.nairaland.com/6380684/fulani-v-yoruba-example-why

Benwallt:
@op you are a fool. When does the opinion of Adeyanju becomes that of the entire Yorubaland. The hate you harbour with definitely consume you. Must you post?

It seems to be in y'alls DNA. See another one here. Same mentality https://www.nairaland.com/6380684/fulani-v-yoruba-example-why

richeeyo:

The North is Our Common problem
We need the locals to figth this not the brown envelope collecting elith in the house of reps and others, they are all been controlled

Agreed. Thanks. May God liberate southern Nigeria from the North and also from the betrayal of our own southern political leaders.

richeeyo:
Bro that's very wrong
Am a yoruba
I deal with igbos more than yorubas
Since I was a kid
My next flat naigbours were igbos
And my parents comes back late at least after 6,and I close by 2pm then
I was always with dem
Ate with dem
Travelled to the east with dem
And i speak a decent amount of igbo language,
The best Relationship I ever had was an igbo girl
We ended up not getting married because her father wanted her to marry his friend, she was broken
My parents were cool with her,
Igbos makes a place they are come alive
They hate troubles because they have alot to loose.
If this country should break apart, let the truth be told bro
Igbos and the yoruba would be closer than ever,
I would never hate on an igbo man
But I make gest of the Biafra thing, ESN things
But now we are starting to see what they saw

I agree with you on this. Apologies that this hurt you. It's just that a good number of examples of such behaviors by some Yorubas can be cited. That of course should not indict every single Yoruba. I am an Igbo man. However, I feel that a southern Nigeria will be a much stronger country, if not the strongest in Africa, then a separate Biafra, Niger Delta, or Oduduwa country. We southerners should work together to dissolve from the North.

flokii:
You people sha want to destroy this country..

We're still questioning the reason behind herdsmen carrying guns, now Igbos have started carrying AK47.
How do you explain lawlessness and terrorism again?

So the reason ESN was created is still lost to you? What was Amotekun created for again?

An average Yoruba hates the Igbo and the hatred seems to be just natural. When something goes wrong and the Igbo does not seem to be directly involved, the Yoruba see it differently. When that same thing goes wrong and the Igbo are involved, they see it differently. How else do you explain this ?

Fash20:
Brazil still produces cows than those that walk from Niger to Lagos in the name of rearing animal.

No be small matter oo

Quoted

"Despite all the ado about cattle rearing in Nigeria, the country does not rank among the first ten highest cattle producing countries in the word. According to the FAO, the world has 1.468 billion head of cattle. Of that, Nigeria has only 20 million. The image below shows the first 20 highest cattle producers in the world and where Nigeria sits.

Nigeria's population is approximately 200 M (perhaps much more). This means for every 10 Nigerians, there is only 1 cow. This is not such a great number, yet people are being killed, women raped, and farms destroyed by the herders, Fulani.

Notably, nomadism is practiced in India, Ethiopia, Sudan and Tanzania, all ahead of Nigeria on the Table in the photo. Do these countries experience problem between herders and farmers, like Nigeria? If not, has the Nigerian government consulted with them to understand how they do it and how nomads relate with farmers there? That could be a starting point to finding a solution to the problem between herders and farmers."

I have a very interesting video of Fulani youths dissecting Yoruba leaders, including Tinubu, Akeredolu, Faysmi and others. Unfortunately,
the Nairaland system is not letting me upload it. Any suggestions how to upload videos here?

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Impeached by who?

This is not an American. Clear accent indicator. He is either Israeli or South African

These suggestions are quicker fixes that MNK and IPOB in particular, and Igbos at large, should consider while waiting for Biafra.I see no reason MNK cannot form a political party and test his popularity among Igbos.

tayebest:
This guy na brain box America will keep him somewhere until we don't hear about him again and they will eventually explore his talents.

What is the brain boxt here? Just fishing and collecting emails is that talent? I hope they kill him in jail. Petty thieves

As at 2012:

Statistically, Nigeria is the highest importer of rice globally and the largest producer in West Africa. The main rice producing states in Nigeria are Ebonyi,, Kaduna, Kano, Niger, Benue, Taraba and Borno, others states includes Enugu and Cross River.

It is a staple food in the country and the most widely consumed, according to 2012 FAOSTAT data, it is 3rd highest global food production, after sugarcane and maize.

Things have changed with Anambra coming into play
Current data coming

Video of 21st Century Bridge in SW Nigeria, home of the VP. Listen carefully to the language they are speaking. It sounds like ''IPOB'' language

Watch video here: https://www.facebook.com/abiafactsnews/videos/2450890198484206/